美国最高法院刚判了关税这事，印度立马拖着不谈，日本却抢着认账

Group 1 - The court ruled that Trump's imposition of tariffs through emergency powers without congressional approval is illegal, undermining the legitimacy of the entire tariff framework [1] - India has chosen to delay negotiations for three months, waiting for the U.S. to resolve the tariff issue through proper legislative channels, indicating a strategic approach to avoid legitimizing an illegal framework [1] - The situation reflects a broader trend where countries are seeking to navigate around U.S. tariffs and trade policies, with India engaging in strategic dialogues with China and signing free trade agreements with the EU [3][6] Group 2 - India's oil imports from Russia constituted 40% of its total imports in June 2025, driven by lower prices, but rising prices have led to a decline in interest in such purchases [5] - The U.S. punitive tariffs have caused Indian textile manufacturers to shift orders to Vietnam and Bangladesh, resulting in an increased trade deficit [5] - Japan's announced investment of $550 billion is primarily aimed at establishing manufacturing facilities in the U.S. to circumvent tariffs, while other countries like Brazil are also seeking to reduce reliance on the U.S. by trading in alternative currencies [6]